TFS

Integrating a Team Foundation Server (TFS) repository with AutoRABIT (ARM) lets you automate commits, merges, and CI/CD pipelines against code stored in your on-premises or Azure DevOps–hosted TFS project. The steps below show an Org Admin how to register a TFS repo so ARM can authenticate, index metadata, and launch jobs.

Registering TFS Repository in ARM

  1. Log in to ARM.

  2. Hover over Admin and choose VC Repos.

    Admin module with VC Repos option highlighted

  3. Click Register Repository.

  4. On the Register Repository page, select TFS as the Version Control System.

  5. Repository Label – enter a friendly name that will appear in ARM.

  6. Repository URL – paste the full TFS URL (e.g., https://tfs.mycorp.com/tfs/Collection/Project).

  7. Credentials – choose stored credentials or click + to add new ones.

  8. Click Test Connection. A success message confirms ARM can authenticate.

    Register Repository form for TFS with Test Connection button

  9. Click Save to finish. The repository now appears in the VC Repos list.

nCino projects Tick Enable nCino if the repo contains nCino objects. ARM marks such repositories with the nCino logo so you can spot them quickly.

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